1. You cannot contribute to any economy without being physically present there. 2. Racism in Canada is worse than Australia, experienced it first hand. 3. Australian immigration policies may be harsh but they only invite good and skilled people which is why the society is so great to live in. 4. I am grateful that I got the opportunity to live in Canada but it is a symbiotic relationship where the country needs skilled labour and money from immigrants as well. It is not a favour anyone’s doing on the other. 5. No country promises permanent residency after education, you write in your statement of purpose that your only motive is to study there and not live permanently after.

@ 1. While physical presence is indeed required to contribute directly to an economy, international students often pay significantly higher tuition fees, which fund the education system and contribute to the local economy even before they settle. 2. I understand that experiences with racism can vary, but my own experience in Australia was significantly worse compared to Canada. This is a personal perspective based on what I’ve witnessed and felt. 3. While Australian immigration policies may aim to attract skilled individuals, it’s problematic when those same skilled people are treated unfairly or are left in limbo due to sudden changes in policy. A great society is one that values the contributions of all its members, not just their qualifications. 4. I agree that immigration is a symbiotic relationship. However, when countries actively seek skilled individuals, they have a responsibility to treat them fairly and transparently, not as disposable sources of revenue. 5. While it’s true that no country guarantees permanent residency after education, the issue arises when the promises implied or marketed to international students aren’t followed through, leaving them in precarious situations.

Hey! This is the link to the night food tour www.guruwalk.com/walks/47426-kuala-lumpur-kl-night-tour-the-nightlife?ref=z6n71zynccyzbtjbqg8e

Hahaha I love mine but that doesn’t mean I will not point out problems

Lol. Even if I was, so what?

I’m glad you enjoyed it! Kerala is amazing 😍

Thank you!

Right? That view is unreal 😍

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Yes

Hahahahaha say that you are delulu without saying it

@Whatsnextakanksha well we both who are woke enough to be delusional

Here’s a tip: search up the meaning of woke. Another tip: it’s not what you think 😂

@@Whatsnextakanksha here is tip ,keep your knowledge to yourself ,I don't subscribe to those indians who study here in India but then migrate to Canada and say india is bad,agreed there are areas of improvement, canada was ultra racist back then ,one of my cousins had to walk in snow as we are brown,they had shelters built for blacks,white but brown is something they didn't forsee ,given the state of canada now I'm glad I'm here in India,deal with problems in canada now lady,khalistani extremism,indians with fake experience this is something you have to deal with,good luck mend your mind well

Ask yourself, is hate the answer?

@Whatsnextakanksha Tell me what the answer is? When the influx of immigrants has directly contributed to the housing crisis, inflation and the inability to get entry level jobs? What would you do?

@ that’s the government’s bad planning. How is an immigrant responsible for it? And if they are, blame all immigrants, including Europeans. Not that they are also at fault. Canada’s situation is bad but the government is at fault for not taking the right steps. Hate is never the answer to anything.

@Whatsnextakanksha I 💯 % agree its the governments faults. But rarely do governments represent the people but rather choose to act in the interests of powerful corporations looking for cheap labor and landlords and real estate developers that see their property and rent prices skyrocket. Think about it, If governments would act in the interest of the people, maybe you would not have needed to leave India in the first place Those who suffer are those who manifest this hurt via racial attacks. They see immigrants as the cause of their inability to live a secure and comfortable life and fear for their children. By attacking immigrants, they hope less and less will come in. So, it's a strategy that can be successful. If the foot was in the other shoe, I 💯% believe you would act the same way. If you, your loved ones, friends, and family are suffering, that will be your number one priority. So, to summarize, you want a better life, which is completely understandable. On the other hand, the Canadians and Westerners in general also want the same thing, and when their standards decline as they have in Canada, it is understandable that racism and hatred will prevail. And it's not even racial. Even if the immigrants were white, it would not make a difference. The hate would be the same. It wouldn't be based on race but nationality. Just like Polish people were once hated in Europe (despite being white) because they lowered wages in the West.

@@Whatsnextakanksha The problem with most of our Indian community is that we don’t have a basic civic sense. Emptying the food banks, not leaving ample space while standing in queues, Boarding the bus before allowing the passengers to step out, unnecessary blowing of horns etc. I can list down a lot of things. I understand racism does feel terrible but come on, we gotta do better. We, Indians cannot behave like how we do in our home country. We are in their land. We need to appreciate their culture, their values and ultimately be a useful source to their economy, not a burden on them.

Yep, everything is shot on GoPro

Glad you feel the same ❤️

@@Whatsnextakanksha Please visit Fort Kochi. it will be fun.

I went to Fort Kochi as well but sadly only had one day. It was beautiful

Right! This one was a good break from all the hustle and bustle.

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Haha I heard about the monsoons there

I went to Indonesia as well. Just haven’t posted about it yet 😅

@Whatsnextakanksha good to hear that you already went to indonesia, let me guess 🤔if I am not wrong you went to Bali hnn 😅

@ hahaha I went to Sumatra, Java and Bali